Faculty of Arts and Humanities,
The British University in Egypt
April 21-22, 2026
Conference Vision and Scope
Understanding what supports mental well-being, healthy behaviour, and long-life quality of life has become increasingly important across many areas of research. We are currently seeing transformative advances across disciplines such as cognitive science, psychology, behavioural studies, and longevity research. These fields, supported by new insights from brain science and neuroscience, are providing clearer perspectives on how individuals learn, adapt, and sustain resilience across the entire human lifespan. As this vital work grows, the conversation around mental health and healthy aging naturally spans psychology, medicine, and public health.
Longevity and Healthy Ageing: New Perspectives from Psychology, Neuroscience, and Medicine Conference 2026 brings together researchers who are pushing these ideas forward and working to better understand the mechanisms of resilience, cognitive reserve, adaptive cognition, and lifelong well-being. Through structured talks, collaborative discussions, and the sharing of diverse insights, the conference fosters open dialogue. Our goal is to build a community dedicated to improving mental health and advancing long-term well-being through meaningful science and practical, shared understanding.
Our Speakers
Angus MacDonald III
Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Director of Translational Research in Cognitive & Affective Mechanisms (TRiCAM) Laboratory, University of Minnesota
James Gazzard
Provost, The British University in Egypt
Fellow, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge
Former Director of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge
Sungsoo Chun, MPH, Ph.D
Professor, Institute of Global Health and Human Ecology, The American University in Cairo
Mohamed Salama, MBBCH, DTQM, PhD
Professor, Institute of Global Health and Human Ecology (I-GHHE), School of Sciences & Engineering (SSE), The American University in Cairo
Dina Hashish
Founder & Managing Director Golden Years Foundation for Community Development, UN Healthy Ageing 50 Leader
Nabil Elkott
Consultant Psychiatrist, Fellow of the European Board of Sexual Medicine
Richard Gauvain
Associate Professor of Anthropology and Middle East Studies, The British University in Egypt
Registration
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We look forward to welcoming you to an inspiring exchange of knowledge and ideas!
Abstract Submission
Abstract Submission Guidelines
Requirements:
Abstracts must not exceed 300 words.
Include the title, all authors, affiliations, and the corresponding author’s email.
Clearly present objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.
Abstracts should align with the conference themes, including:
Neuroscience of Aging and Longevity - studies on brain function, plasticity, and mechanisms supporting healthy aging.
Mental Health and Cognitive Well-being - research on psychiatric disorders, emotional regulation, and interventions.
Neurodegenerative Diseases and Biomarkers - Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, early detection, and diagnostic tools.
Brain-Behavior Relationships - decision-making, learning, memory, and executive function across the lifespan.
Innovative Therapies and Interventions - pharmacological, digital, lifestyle, or behavioural interventions to enhance mental health and cognitive resilience.
How to Submit:
Complete your registration in the Registration section.
Prepare your abstract following the guidelines above.
Upload your abstract in PDF or Word format.
Confirm your submission through the email you will receive.
For assistance with submissions, please contact info@cognitivesciences-rg.com.
All abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the Organizing and Scientific Committees.
Accepted abstracts will be selected for oral or poster presentations.
Note: Inclusion of accepted abstracts in the conference abstract book is conditional upon completed registration and payment.
Abstract Submission Link
Submit your abstract through the link below:
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